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       Wolfenstein 2 for Nintendo Switch
   DIR By: OverdoZed
       Date: April 25, 2018, 1:52 am
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       We've known Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is coming to
       Nintendo Switch for a while now, but until
       this point we didn't know precisely when. Now, publisher
       Bethesda has announced the shooter's port
       launches on June 29.
       The Switch version will be the "complete, uncensored" game,
       according to Bethesda, and the company
       has just released the first official gameplay footage of the
       game running on Nintendo's hybrid console.
       Take a look at that above.
       The port is being handled by Panic Button, the same studio
       responsible for bringing another visually
       intensive first-person shooter, Doom, to Switch. We got our
       first hands-on opportunity with the Switch
       version of Wolfenstein II at PAX East 2018 earlier this month;
       you can see how the game looks running
       in docked mode here.
       We learned recently that the physical Switch version of The New
       Colossus will require an additional download
       to run. This is not uncommon for Switch games, but it may mean
       you'll need a micro SD card to play the
       cartridge version. The port costs $60 in the US, with
       international pricing yet to be revealed.
       Wolfenstein II originally released in October 2017 and was one
       of the most acclaimed games of the year.
       GameSpot's Kallie Plagge awarded it a 9/10 in our Wolfenstein II
       review and said, "Despite some heavy-handed
       moments that feel like missteps in its message, satisfying
       Nazi-killing action bolsters its completely bonkers
       storyline in a way that only Wolfenstein can achieve."
       Source: GameSpot
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